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Excerpt from The Canadian Congregational Year Book, 1880-81Although the resolution to bring out this Edition at the earliest possible date after the annual meetings hasbeen adhered to, it will be found that in nearly all the information concerning our denomination at large the facts are brought down'to the recent May Meetings both in England and the United States, thus putting our churches at once in possession Of the latest informa tion. In t...

Excerpt from A Hand-Book of CongregationalismThe Congregational system has now stood the tests and trials of more than three centuries, and the world has been made to share the benefits of the fruit it has borne. The more its adherents learn of its origin, history and work, the greater will they prize its precious and apostolic principles. Should this volume contribute to such an object the author will consider it a rich reward.The writer and ...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Year Book, 1881-82If brethren, ministers or laymen, would aid the Editor in future publications by suggestions and by furnishing appropriate matter, the desire to make improvements in each edition could better be fulfilled. I wish to express my sense of Obligation due to Mr. William N eish of Her Majesty's Customs, Kingston, for valuable assistance rendered in passing this edition through the press.About th...

Excerpt from Historical CongregationalismWhile the first lines of Historical Congregationalism date from recent centuries, we claim that its principles are as old as Chris tianity, nay, more, that it is the ancient Theocracy. With a divinely modified administration. As Congregationalists, we believe, not only in the supreme authority of God's Word, but also in its completeness as a divine revelation and find in it our only rule of faith, and a...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Yearbook, 1884-85: Containing Reports of the SocietiesBiographical Sketch of Rev. Edward Ebbs. The Administration of Local Churches The Teachings of the Twelve Apostles New Congregational Creed and Confession.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten B...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Yearbook, 1884-85: Containing Reports of the SocietiesBiographical Sketch of Rev. Edward Ebbs. The Administration of Local Churches The Teachings of the Twelve Apostles New Congregational Creed and Confession.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten B...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Year Book: 1883-84By placing the statistics of the Congregational churches of Canada side by side and at the beginning of the book, their usefulness for ready reference is secured. The other general statistics and facts relating to the various Congregational societies are, in as far as possible, brought down to date.The typographical work in this volume is superior to that in any of the previous issues, and...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Year Book: 1883-84By placing the statistics of the Congregational churches of Canada side by side and at the beginning of the book, their usefulness for ready reference is secured. The other general statistics and facts relating to the various Congregational societies are, in as far as possible, brought down to date.The typographical work in this volume is superior to that in any of the previous issues, and...

Excerpt from Historical CongregationalismWhile the first lines of Historical Congregationalism date from recent centuries, we claim that its principles are as old as Chris tianity, nay, more, that it is the ancient Theocracy. With a divinely modified administration. As Congregationalists, we believe, not only in the supreme authority of God's Word, but also in its completeness as a divine revelation and find in it our only rule of faith, and a...

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Excerpt from A Hand-Book of Congregationalism Landing of the Pilgrims. Felicia D. Hemans. The breaking waves dashed high, On a stern and rock-bound coast, And the woods against a stormy sky Their giant branches toss'd, And the heavy night hung dark The hills and waters o'er. When a band of exiles moor'd their bark On the wild New England shore. Not as the conqueror comes, They, the true hearted, came, Not with the roll of the stirring...

Excerpt from The Canadian Congregational Year Book, 1880-81 Although the resolution to bring out this 'edition at the earliest possible date after the annual meetings has been adhered to, it will be found that in nearly all the information concerning our denomination at large the facts are brought down'to the recent May Meetings both in England and the United States, thus putting our churches at once in possession of the latest informa tion. ...

Excerpt from Canadian Congregational Year Book, 1881-82Our determination to present the year book to the Churches at the earliest possible period after the June Meetings has been adhered to, and has entailed severe work upon the Editor, while his brethren for the most part have been enjoying their holidays. The promptness with which the Secretaries of our various Socie ties have furnished their ms., -as also the earlier date of the meetings of...